Sentence examples for book faces from inspiring English sources

Even so, the printed book faces an uncertain future.

The book faces a problem of pacing, however.

My sister had been given Jane's book, Faces, by her teacher as a school leaving present.

One of his best-known parables is "The Space Traders," which appeared in his 1992 book, "Faces at the Bottom of the Well: The Permanence of Racism".

By the end of the war, when he published these portraits in his first book, "Faces of Destiny," he was known throughout the world as a sympathetic portrayer of famous and powerful people.

Representative Jackson says their book faces the dual challenge of trying to reach an audience that neither reads much nor trusts the stock market -- an audience that would rather spend than save.

Most recently her books have had a self-help theme, including her most recent book Facing Redundancy: Surviving and Thriving.

But Adel, the thin young student, was there, sitting alone, an open book face down on his lap.

He made her up as a feral Raquel Welch in his last book, "Face Forward".

Some of his favorite columns were collected into a book, "Facing the Music," in 1981.

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